Meet the Mum Who Got a Second Chance After Surviving 'Flesh-Eating Bug'

Meet the mum who got a second chance after surviving 'flesh-eating bug'

A Rutherglen mum has become a nurse after surviving a "flesh-eating bug" that gave her a second chance at life.

I became a nurse after ‘flesh-eating bug’ ordeal gave me second chance at life

Ashley Sneddon, 32, from Rutherglen, is one of more than 500 newly qualified nurses and midwives

Scots mum who survived flesh-eating virus gets second chance at life

Ashley Sneddon was rushed to critical carer after contracting necrotising fasciitis in 2020.

Rutherglen mum who survived deadly 'flesh-eating bug' qualifies as nurse

Ashley Sneddon, 32, was rushed to critical care in March 2020 after contracting necrotising fasciitis, a rare and life-threatening infection that develops quickly and can cause disfigurement, sometimes requiring amputation of affected areas.

NHS gave me a second chance at life after ‘flesh-eating bug’ Infection – that inspired me to be a nurse

A woman who feels she was given a second chance at life after contracting the “flesh-eating bug” necrotising fasciitis, has devoted her future to helping others by becoming a nurse. Ashley Sneddon, 32, from Rutherglen, is one of more than 500 newly qualified nurses and midwives to have joined NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde this…  Continue reading >NHS gave me a second chance at life after ‘flesh-eating bug’ Infection – that inspired me to be a nu…